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I guess if I have an all time favorite, it would be a very simple one, like Shearer's or Ronaldo's (the original): Among City players... I'd say something like the no-fuzz celebration of David Silva (Christ I miss him.)

What worries me with that line up, is Salad vs Laporte. Aymeric is not a fast player, and Liverpool will absolutely take advantage of that with their quick counter attacks. So, Kyle on the right and Cancelo on the left would make me feel a bit more assured.

Please continue to do so, as imho it makes you one of the top contributors to this forum.

I have to admit Dax, I haven't had the time to delve deeper into what's going on, knowing nothing more than the following quote: "At the moment I'm here, I'll play today, we'll see what happens. I'm happy at #mcfc, I always thought I'd spend many years here. I hope that will happen. I will see...

Let all remember, that before his injury he was pretty much as pivotal to our results as Diaz/Stones now are. He is a top CB, one of the best in the world when fit, and we are lucky to have him in our squad. We are ONE injury away from needing him (or Ake) to step up, just one, so he is still...

It was such a thing of beauty, and he made it look so so easy.

I agree. We will need pace in our defence, so I'm guessing we'll play Kyle on the right and Cancelo on the left. They can try to attack us through the middle, if they enjoy running full speed into a blue brick wall.

It's obvious that he is not in his best form, but in a way that really doesn't matter, as the potential danger he can cause forces the opponents to set up in a specific way, to mark him as IF that potential transformed into outcome. When he gets the ball, it always feels and looks like...

But we did get away with it, quite comfortably as well. I mean: Match Stats Possession % Home 74.9 Away 25.1 Total Shots Home 10 Away 4 Passing % Home 90.6 Away 75.4 Clear-Cut Chances Home 2 Away 0 Corners Home 10 Away 0

Bernardo for me, followed closely by Fernandinho.

No more energy wasted than the minimum requirement. Three points, no injuries, clean sheet = an successful game day.

It's not as easy as looking at how many trophies they have won, right? Because we would have to also consider which team(s) they managed, the players available, fan base, financial funds etc. I mean, judging for example Pep's ability as a manager: had he been at let's say Stoke, - he probably...

Sorry, but why would we boo him? For wanting to return home? Nope, not me, and no one I know either. Players are people you know, not property. I honestly don't see this situation as anywhere near embarrassing. But maybe I'm missing something?

Instead of wishing for injured opponents, lets' just wish for our own lads to keep fit and healthy, cause in that case we'll beat anyone no matter how they line up their starting XI. Because we are the best team in the league.

Cancelo, edges Gundo for playing the entire game.

Really? I thought he was garbage the first 45 but improved for the second half. And would say Rodri, Stones, Ruben together with the above mentioned Gundo and Cancelo, were better than FFS.

Phew! That was a close call. Not. Absolutely brilliant first half.

If that was the criteria, then I suggest Tuchel was the wrong man to pick.

I have no clue mate. But to me it indicates that his future is already sorted out.

Why, I wonder, have there been next to zero speculation and gossip regarding his future during this transfer window?